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The western farm leader (1941-10-17)

Publication date: 1941-10-17

Topics: Western farm leader

Collection: peel_newspapers; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 164.2M

Page 1:

- Canada Resolved to Aid Hard-Pressed Russians

- Three Hills Mass Meeting Sets Forth Policies

- Britons Really Mean Total War

- Local News

- Two Resolutions Urge Action on Pressing Issues

Page 2:

- Really Constructive . . . .

- On the Farm of One of Our Members

Page 3:

- Butter Carry over in New Zealand

- 170,000 British Cows to Go

Page 4:

- Coming Meetings

- Let Us Grow Up

- Our Volunteer Army

- Local News

- War-Time Paradox

- Local News

Page 5:

- Factors Limiting Swine Production

- Find "Smoother" under Closed Shop

- Local News

- Veterinary Questions and Answers

- Local News

- Local News

- Local News

Page 6:

- The Western Farm Leader Legal Department

- Free Legal Service

- Look after Bawbees

- Soaring of Profits

- Canada Year Book

- Can You Beat This?

- Controls Licensing

Page 7:

- When Shall We Approach This All-out Effort?

- Declares American Consumers Are Most Fortunate in World

- Why Oil Resources of Caucasus Sought by Hitler's Hordes

- Local News

- Desjarlais Farmer Sends First Canadian Entry for International Grain Show

- Alberta's Special Prizes

Page 8:

- War Diary

- Entries for Chicago Show

- Food for Russia

- Long Haul from Vladivostock

- Local News

- Local News

Page 9:

- Correspondence

- Deferred Payment Plan Sales up 26.6 per Cent

- Local News

Page 10:

- Interests of the United Farm Women

- Local News

- No Happy Medium

- Local News

Page 11:

- U. F. A. Junior Activities

- local News

- Local News

- Local News

- Farm Home and Garden

Page 12:

- The Wheat Situation

- Local News

- Livestock Markets Review

- Calgary Show and Sale

- Local News

- Local News

- Dairy Market

- Farmers' Mass Meetings

Page 13:

- States U. S. Farm Prices Have Passed Parity First Time since World War One

- Two-Fold Policy to Deal with Farmers' Problems is Sought

- "We Had Guns, Son Now We Have Butter," Gloated Nazis When Looting Islanders

Page 14:

- Mustard and Cress

- Local News

- Local News

Page 15:

- Junior News Items

- Can't Spare Steel

Page 16:

- Moscow Threatened by New Nazi Offensive

- Not Much of a Navy Left to Fascists

- To Bring Nazi Butchers to Book